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Posters from the original exhibition.

A series of photos of Bill Trask laughing

program of the Project Presentation Day, Aerospace Engineering, 2009

Commonwealth Press Printed in Worcester Gazette, Feb. 27, 1975 --"New color press gets a workout as Francis J. Casey, left, plant superintendent, and Carl E. Grusell, sales manager, observe results. In rear are Stanley J. Borowy, left, and Robert D.…

Photograph of Pearsall in an academic robe, with PhD hood and cap with tassel.

back side of the Presidential Medal presented by Worcester Polytechnic Institute to Duane D Pearsall.

Presidential Medal was presented by Worcester Polytechnic Institute to Duane D Pearsall for his visionary contributions as an engineer, entrepreneur and technological humanist. Pearsall was a charter member of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute's…

Plaque presented by Worcester Polytechnic Institute to Duane D Pearsall for leadership and service in higher education. The university honored him with an honorary doctorate and named him the first recipient of the Center for Fire Safety Studies…

booklet containing the schedule of all presentations in all programs given on Project Presentation Day, April 21, 2016

Duane describes his experience of enlisting in the Navy.

Photograph of Duane Pearsall standing for a photograph with President Gerald Ford.

Pearsall, with his wife Marge and father Sheldon, in Washington DC for the National Small Businessman of the Year awarded him in 1976 by President Ford.

Seventh grade, Washington Jr High School, Pontiac MI. (DP front row, fifth from left).

Black and white photograph of Duane standing next to a window with arms crossed.

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pearsall wedding photo taken of Duane and Marjorie in Des Moines Iowa

Duane Pearsall in his senior year of high school received a citizenship award for student of the year, an annual honor when classmates in grades 9 - 12 cast a vote.

Sheldon Pearsall Sr. purchased two new Rollfast bicycles, one red and one blue, at a bargain price using the nest egg of money Junior and Duane earned working after school.